Very Good Manners - Polish Red Cross campaign case study

The Polish Red Cross feeds a lot of hungry children in Poland, and rely on donations to make this happen. So to encourage more donations among the people who can afford to give - restaurant goers - they made a new way of laying your cutlery o the plate. If fork & knofe to the side is good manners for "I'm done with my food", then fork and knife as a plus sign is very good manners for. "I'm done with my food and you may add X% to my bill so I donate to the Red Cross". It's a very clever way of getting people to participate and the case study shows how well it worked.

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